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3 天前 · The RBNZ’s stance is more hawkish than expected. On 22 May, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) delivered a hawkish surprise.While the policy rate was left unchanged at 5.5%, its latest projections showed a higher policy rate peak at 5.65% (previously 5.60%), with rate cuts being pushed back to 3Q25 (previously 2Q25).
2024年5月20日 · 本報告由香港上海滙豐銀行有限公司（簡稱「HBAP」，註冊地址香港皇后大道中 1號）編製。. HBAP 在香港成立，隸屬於滙豐銀行集團。. 本報告僅供一般傳閱和資訊參考目的。. 本報告在編製時並未考慮任何特定客戶或用途，亦未考慮任何特定客戶的任何投資目標 ...
2024年5月3日 · At its 30 April-1 May policy meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted unanimously to hold the federal funds target range unchanged at 5.25- 5.50%, as widely expected. This was the sixth consecutive meeting in which the target rate was kept unchanged; the most recent policy rate change was a 25bp hike back in July 2023.
2024年5月20日 · 20 May 2024. Special warning. HSBC prepared this video based on the information that it believes to be reliable at the time of shooting. However, the FX market moves very quickly and the views presented in the video may no longer be up-to-date and are subject to change without notice. The content of the video does not constitute a solicitation ...
2024年5月23日 · Market expectations for Fed rate cuts have been on a roller-coaster ride, swinging from too enthusiastic in Q1 to quite conservative at the time of writing as inflation has proved stickier than expected. As rate cuts are just a matter of time, we lock in current attractive bond yields. In equities, we see a richer set of opportunities across geographies and sectors, driven by broadening global ...
2024年5月3日 · Risk avoidance is pretty simple, as it’s the elimination of the activity that leads to a financial risk. Generally, it decreases risk the best, but it’s often the least practical strategy. Sure, you can avoid getting killed in a plane crash by avoiding flying, but using this as a dominant strategy will have you never leaving your home.
2024年5月6日 · Recent US data have thrown the Fed’s plans to enact a policy pivot off course. The primary problem is sticky inflation; the Fed’s preferred price gauge jumped 3.7% q/q annualised in Q1, up from around 2% in the second half of last year. Q1 GDP came in below expectations but masked still-strong consumer spending, while some keenly watched ...
